Solid Snake
Avid Member
Niels Pedersen, your animals and their setups always amaze me!
You take great pictures too!
Im really loving this thread.
You take great pictures too!
Im really loving this thread.
How about some new NON panther and veiled threads?!
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Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
I think if you're not getting paid to keep animals, they live in your home, and they aren't for eating, then they count as pets If you are getting money for them (breeder, zoo, reptile center) then you can say they aren't. At least in my opinion, anyway.
At any rate, beautiful set-ups, I am very envious. And very beautiful animals as well.
If you are getting money for them (breeder, zoo, reptile center) then you can say they aren't. At least in my opinion, anyway. At any rate, beautiful set-ups, I am very envious. And very beautiful animals as well.
Ivan321
Member
Sure thing!
Chamtini, you wanted to see a bradypodion
A few others
female T. werneri
male T. werneri
juvenile cb male K. tavetana
Oh
My
God
I think I've fallen in love with your black and white Cham, I haven't got round to buying myself a cham yet, still too nervous. But that's EXACTLY that colour scheme I want, he's BOOOOOOOOTIFOOOOL
Thezillaman21
Avid Member
WOW...!!! I love the male Rhampholeon spinosus thats blending in with the moss!!
how on earth did you get all those Beautiful chameleons? most of them iv never even seen before.
how on earth did you get all those Beautiful chameleons? most of them iv never even seen before.
showjet95
Avid Member
He lives in Europe. Move there and you too can have the rarest of the rare
Youve seen my tenuis before, and dwarf fischers;-)
ChamomilleCame
Avid Member
Spinosus anyone??
Thezillaman21
Avid Member
Oh
My
God
I think I've fallen in love with your black and white Cham, I haven't got round to buying myself a cham yet, still too nervous. But that's EXACTLY that colour scheme I want, he's BOOOOOOOOTIFOOOOL
good luck haha those chameleons are hard to get nearly impossiable! we all want one. wish chris could get permission to bring some of these guys back from africa with him.
Thezillaman21
Avid Member
He lives in Europe. Move there and you too can have the rarest of the rare
hey showjet how did you get your bradypodium (idk spelling)?
are t. werneri difficult to raise they are so sweet looking? from the pictures id guess you can house them together?
The Lucky Chameleon
New Member
This is Jack btw not to familiar with jacksons can somebody pm me with the locale of the beautiful guy.
showjet95
Avid Member
You have much to learn grasshoppa
We (meaning, anyone in the US) can get bradypodion! you just have to have enough $. They come in from Germany legally as captive bred juveniles with cites papers, thats how I got mine, through cainschams (Jared). The kind I have, B. transvaalense are $800 a pair, B. thamnobates are about the same, B. setaroi can also be brought over but not sure how much. B. pumilum and B. damaranum are around $1500 a pair. Everyone keeps saying they wish they could get some, well you can if you have the cash. Jared and I were trying to get a large enough group interested in some so he could bring them in this spring or fall but no one is serious enough besides me and maybe one or two other people so it wouldnt be worth it for everyone involved unfortunately.Also, T. werneri are not that difficult to keep if you have kept any montane species for any decent period of time. You are keeping K. multituberculata so Im sure you would do fine with them although they only come in as w/c and often need to be treated for parasites and most come in heavily dehydrated. If they get through the first few months generally they are very robust and easy to care for. They have big "muscles" for a cham
kinda like T. johnstoni or K. matschiei, beefy arms.
Solid Snake
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coldbloodedAL
Avid Member
You have much to learn grasshoppa
Also, T. werneri are not that difficult to keep if you have kept any montane species for any decent period of time. You are keeping K. multituberculata so Im sure you would do fine with them although they only come in as w/c and often need to be treated for parasites and most come in heavily dehydrated. If they get through the first few months generally they are very robust and easy to care for. They have big "muscles" for a cham
Im down For some Bradys! And Serious about it.. I almost jumped on that one that keeps going for sale( I believe you said was related to yours?), But It was only a male. I'd only be interested in pairs
coldbloodedAL
Avid Member
Yup, Im familiar with the process. I tried importing some panthers through him earlier this year, but I dont think many were interested so it fell through.. I'll get with him soon though. Do you know if anything in addition to Bradys can be available? Or just check w/ him
coldbloodedAL
Avid Member
Thezillaman21
Avid Member
haha\ once\ i\ get\ a\ job\ ill\ be\ down\ for\ it\ thats\ $400each\ thats\ not\ that\ bad\ considering\ that\ usually\ a\ panther\ goes\ for\ $200-/300\ for\ a\ baby.
SSimsswiSS
Avid Member
Here's a non panther.
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